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Museo Archeologico Torino
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Il Museo di Antichità di Torino con la mostra “Archeologia a Torino” apre di fatto la sua terza sezione, dedicata alla lunga storia della città. Il trasferimento della Galleria Sabauda nella Manica Nuova di Palazzo Reale e la creazione di un unico ingresso per i due musei - che contribuiscono a completare il Polo Reale - hanno offerto l’occasione per l’allestimento dei locali al piano seminterrato, direttamente affacciati sul teatro romano.
Tali suggestivi ambienti saranno da ora i primi spazi di visita del Museo di Antichità.
Hot water coming from downstairs to the faucet. Pex going to & drain coming from washer (out of frame left) all done under the tub
The hole in the bricks along the trim is where the outlet used to be. It was embedded in the plaster so it made sense there before.
I have plans to build a bench along the wall with cubbies/shelves underneath for shoes and general storage.
Inside the wall, view from cabinet area towards removed sconce. Drilled through the 2x4 with a paddle bit to run the romex wire to the new location.
Brussels.
Sobieski park
Created at the beginning of the last century, this is above all a park for walking and recreation; it is also a part of the Brussels “green network” that, in this capacity, plays an ecological role in the Brussels landscape. SobieskiPark was not originally a public park. It was part of the royal gardens of Leopold II and produced fruit for the court.
A wooded bed runs along the two streets that border the garden. A 3000-square-metre body of water, now colonised by numerous palmipeds, has been excavated in the lower portion.
In the centre of the garden, some tall stock fruit trees have been planted in a large mowed meadow. This leads to the upper portion, where espaliered fruit trees and a very beautiful bed of rhododendrons grow.
A colony of Egyptian geese lives around the pond, and a fox has chosen to live on the site. Four plant specimens are on the Brussels list of remarkable trees. Others are worth a detour, such as a magnificent catalpa and an impressive weeping willow.
The meadow is only mowed once or twice a year, and thus has become a natural space that contrasts with the rest of the park, maintained by the gardeners of Brussels Environment.
there used to be drop tile ceiling in the LR/DR and that was the first thing we took down. there was a ceiling fan mounted to the drop tile almost in the same spot where we want to put our new fan. romex was tied into the knob and tube (seen dangling through the hole) and left atop the drop tile ceiling, a nono and fire hazard.
the plan is to find the next joist and gouge a hole through right by it and install the fan wherever that may be. then i need to make a hole through the original joist and fish romex through to the new hole, properly tie the wiring together in a junction box, stuff that box through the original hole and wire up the ceiling fan in the new hole.